bonnie's own career path was a bit less traditional.california for boston, and radcliffe. and a few years later left radcliffe to sing the blues. but her big commercial break through isn't happen until 1989 with her grammy winning hit album "nick of time." ♪ by then she'd been living the rock and roll life on the road for close to 0 years and had finally kicked the drinking problem that went with it. is there a little bit of a fear as an artist that you'll lose your edge if you don't have that -- >> yeah. absolutely. i think almost anybody in my line of work you could ask. and choirs, too. in fact some people have made namby-pamby art after they straightened up. i was the last of the red hot blues mamas. >> no worries there. her reputation as a rocker is intact. but now after a failed marriage, the the passing of her parents and the death of her older brother, steve from, cancer. bonnie raitt admits she's turned an emotional corner. ♪ her latest album "dig in deep" may be her most personal. on the final cut the ones we couldn't be, shei

bonnie raitt admits she's turned an emotional corner. her latest album "dig in deep" may be her most personal. on the final cut the ones we couldn't be, sheilaments what might have been. >> i'm sorry you couldn't be what i needed. there's no fault. it's just bad. sometimes you have to feel those things, that regret. couple of other songs on there i could really are more -- wasn't >> do you have regrets? >> well, not in the decisions i've made over the years. i mean, if i could have talked to my younger self i would probably have get more sleep, lighten up on the partying a little sooner than you did. the big ones, i don't regret. >> they have made including this latest album they made your music in a way. >> yeah. mistakes and all. it's all there. >> and at times the blues have become reality. >> holidays become tougher when your nuclear family are gone. comes with this age. >> the music help you through that? >> if i listen to too much sad music or classical music, i break down f. i'm in a movie theater there's a sad sound the dark i'm

they operated on bonnie's legs. at least, that's what bonnie thinks. >> oh! >> no!legs are fine, honey. >> bonnie's legs are fine but it's the anesthesia messing with her head. >> for a minute. >> i can't believe it. >> this video has gone viral for sure. it's gotten more than 2 million views. i have to give her husband, joe, a lot of credit here. he's supportive and he's not trying to push the issue or antagonize it. you know me i see a weakness and i would be like yo"your legs ar gone!" >> he doesn't prank her anymore. >> you'll be okay. >> did this happen before videos when people were coming out of -- >> sure. >> really? i was mess when i came out -- >> like this? >> i was crying and asking for people. >> really? >> nurses have been seeing this kind of stuff for years. >> make no mistake, bonnie is fin fine. >> they worked on your tonsils, sweet heart. >> victoria hid in the trunk of her man's car. >> he's driving with the side chick in the car. >> find out if it was a set up. >> i want to know! [ yelling ] >>> victoria recorded this video thinks her man is up t

let's check in with bonnie mcfarland to see what exciting stories we will be discussing. bonnie? >> thanks, andy. coming up on the big show, china tells its women to stop dating foreignerses. but how will earn -- will american businessmen get wives? and hillary clinton is thinking of picking a woman for vp. i told you. once one woman runs for president they will think they can all do it. and millennials are giving up booze and drinking fruit juices anymore. haven't you heard of mimosa's? >> thanks, bonnie, see you at the half. she is an extreme prepper. if you want to rob someone during the apocalypse, hookup with her. and he calls himself the new progressive voice. somebody tell this to flow. chuck schumer and syndicated radio host. and he is my third favorite fisher. it is writer and producer anthony l fisher. what would it look like if david shaw -- david schwimmer got divorced. let's make this happen, america. >> it would be historic. the first woman vice president. think about it. yes, hillary clinton could choose a woman to be her running mate. clinton is close to locking u

. >> bonnie three-year-old son ryan faces many challenges on daily basis. most of his neighbors know that he's autistic and are compassionate towards the fami family. but recently a letter they received changed everything. >> to the parent of a small child at this house. the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hands bike a bird. >> the opening line of the later was tame compared to what followed. comments that hurt that much more because of the challenge that autism presents for her son every day. >> but the screaming and carrying on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him acting like a wild animal. it's utley nerve wracking, not to mention it's scaring my normal children. >> bonnie posterior the letter on social media and received overwhelming support, support that seemed to be echoed by her neighbors. >> it's never been like that. i've been here 50 years. so, upping, nothing. it does -- it disturbs me really. >> reporter: it doesn't appear to be any r

raitt songs written by bonnie raitt. >> yeah.nts and brother who lost a long battle with cancer, raitt found it hard to write. >> and i took a hiatus in 2010 which was just to process that grief. when i came back, i was excited to not have that cloud over me and that pain. >> do you know a great song as soon as you hear it? >> yeah. >> you do? >> oh, yeah. yeah, they're the ones that stay great. ♪ i can't make you love me if you don't ♪ >> like the mike reid/allen shamlin song "i can't make you love me," off her 1991 album, "luck of the draw." ♪ here in the dark >> i know what it's like being in the audience and hearing a song like that. what is it like as a performer to play a song like that? >> it's a holy bond that you have with your audience. for me to sing it, it's like holding a space for all of us that have been through that terrible heartbreak. >> raitt's commercial breakthrough came late with 1989's "nick of time," which won the grammy for album of the year. she returned to the grammys this year to pay tribute to blues l

. >> reporter: bonnie three-year-old son ryan faces many challenges on daily basis. most of his neighbors know he's autistic and are compassionate towards the family. but recently a letter they received changed everything. >> to the parent of a small child at this house. the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hands like a bird. >> the opening line of the letter was actually fairly tame compared to what followed. comments that bonnie says hurt that much more because of the challenges that autism presents for her son every day. >> but the screaming and carrying on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him acting like a wild animal. it's utterly nerve wracking, not to mention it's scaring my normal children. >> reporter: bonnie posted the letter on social media and received overwhelming support. support that seemed to be echoed by her neighbors. >> it's never been like that. i've been here 50 years. so, you know, nothing. it does -- it disturbs me really. >> reporter

. >> bonnie is the mother of three and her youngest son ryan is autistic. their neighbor was upset because they could not get fresh air because of the child. >> they started out by calling the boy a brat and goes as far as to call the child an r word. >> the screaming and carrying on has to stop nobody wantses to hear him act like a wild animal and it's utterly nerve-racking and it's scaring my normal children. the neighbor goes on to suggest, that bonnie, his mom, should give him some old fashion discipline sometimes and he will behave. >> angry, upset and emotional, bonnie posted the letter and her response, she has no idea which nasty neighbor penned the note but is posting it to educate people. never judge people because they don't know what they are going through. the silver lining is that after bonnie posted it, ryan, the cute little 3-year-old guy here, got calls for some play dates. >> some awful, awful person wrote the letter. >> i think they'll find them pretty quickly. >>> lets gets another check of the roads right now. lets go to matt pellman in

. >> bonnie found the letter outside her home. here it is. a neighbor verbally attacks her 3-year-old autistic son. keith jones sat down with the distraught mom who's trying to make sense of this whole ordeal. >> i don't care if it's the way you raised him or if he is retarded. >> reporter: hateful words. >> no one wants to hear him acting like a wild animal. >> reporter: hateful writing. >> scaring my normal children. >> can i have one? >> reporter: but in the eyes of 3-year-old ryan -- >> going to get you. >> reporter: -- this is life. >> you look like a moron walking all over you. >> reporter: his mother bonnie read every word. she found the letter wednesday. >> i sat there and blubbered like a little baby because it hurt. >> reporter: she still doesn't understand. 0 two of her three boys live with autism. ryan also has pica leading him to eat non-food items. she has spina bifida. >> it hurt to the core to be told your son's retarded. >> reporter: she doesn't know who read the letter and posted a picture of it to facebook and that's when s

bonnie, you want to look at the trend. any one month it's going to be that trend.d obviously manufacturing has been hurt for some time because of dollar.ng the oil patch has been hurt. those factors have been dragging sectors.ain >> rich clarida, one thing you're looking for the payrolls report? looking at averages hourly earnings. i'll going to be looking to hours worked in addition to the headline number. labor force participation. in folksme pick up reentering the labor force in the last several reports. said, it's 22 page single page report. chairemember when the fed first took over and she delivered that speech in march 2014. she delivered that word slack again.d over it's no longer about slack it's all structural. acknowledgesen that slack is narrowing. she's still of the view an running hot.s absolutely. pimco. clarida thank you very much. 45 seconds away from the payrolls report. here's your markets score card. futures little bit negative this morning. futures up by 56 points, s&p futures negative 8 points. switch

her name is bonnie moran, she said her son ryan faces charles innings every day, people who know this are compassionate. but one of her neighbors was everything but casino leaving a nasty note. in it the writer called ryan a brat, because he was noisy and quote acting like a wild animal. and scaring that person's quote normal children. >> oh, lord. >> bonnie posted the letter on social media, thankfully has received a lot of support from everyone. another neighbor said her child has never been a problem. >> it is to has never been, i've been here what 50 years. so, you know, nothing, so it disturbs me really. >> good guy. nice neighbor. bonnie says her hope is that people who hear her story will think before they speak or write anything. because these words have an impact on everybody in her family. >> you know, you used to always say stick and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. of course they hurt. you can't take them back. they sting sometimes when they say things. >> they came in the studio today. >> and ryan is just so cute, so lively. and the thing is, all it

bonnie moran's hurt feelings over this anonymous letter left in her mailbox by a neighbor upset over her youngest's son ryan have been sued by so many feelings of jim, so many of her neighbors have come forward to sympethize with the mother of the three year old with autism, offering help, play dates, their own kids kindness. >> to the parent after small child at this house, the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hand like a bird. i don't care if it is the way you raised him or if he is retarded. but the screaming and caring on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him acting like a wild animal. it is utterly nerve wracking not to mention it is scaring my normal children. >> well, bonnie's letter shared on so many facebook pages since now has a lot her to read other opposite side of anonymous criticism after kid. proud to put my name on writing side, the compassion side. chris, lauren? >> yes, so sad. people still do these such things. steve keeley, thank you so much. father is ca

that hurt bonnie the most was the apparent mocking of her child's medical challenges. >> i opened my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he slaps his hand like a bird. i don't care if it's the way you raised him or if he is retarded. >> i went and spoke to neighbors on the block and they honestly were as shocked as bonnie. they say the people or person who left that note are not a fair representation of the rest of the neighborhood. >> it just baffled me. i can't understand it. i said they have no compassion whatsoever. >> i can't imagine anyone writing such a letter. >> the letter wasn't threatening or ill kneel there's no resour resource. except to hopefully spread the word and let people know of the challenges that children and parents with special needs often face. >> i don't care if it's the way you raised your son or if he's retarded. that's -- >> reporter: guys unfortunately it seems like every few years we hear about someone writing a letter similar to this one and thankfully each time the response and backlash gross. so perhaps the intensiv

bonnie -- first visit is the to the country since 2011.o maintain his grasp on power as a country's military prepares for a battle to retake the islamic state. is lookingcommission into the flint lead contamination crisis. the panel is trying to see if residents faced discrimination. they look at the potential roles of racism, environmental justice, and other discrimination in the crisis. republican donors are not giving ted cruz and john kasich of funds they need to stop donald trump. in analysis for campaign-finance record out of the donors who gave big money to jeb bush and marco rubio have mostly disappeared. records show fewer than 3% of them gave to the limit to bush or rubio also gave that much to kasich or cruise. he will votesaid for donald trump in the general election, if you are the republican nominee. he would not vote for ted cruz. speaking at the university, the student taper quoted him as saying that ted cruz is lucifer in the flesh. i have never worked with a more miserable person in my life. boehner said he plays golf wit

bauder won't shut up so bonnie can't get to it. jillian and to get for vonnie quinn.he financial times talking about janet yellen. continue. the expectation in the surveys are suggesting 2.5% in five years time. back in 2011, it was 4.5%. i want to read this part of the that officials need to get into consumers' lives. -- i don't think you are a big -- a good example. anthropologyfitted hiring people out of oxford. we were talking about inflation expectations and how janet yellen wasn't trying to reset things this week. correctlypointed out that the anticipation by the markets of the feds' future response were worst than expected. their view of projection of isure rates have gone down not a problem, but as part of the solution. the market knows the reaction function of the fed. i would not use anthropologists, but psychiatrists. [laughter] geoffrey: i think that is the quote of the day. francine: do you think the human speech was coordinated to give them more room? that: i doubt very much that kind of explicit formal coordination took place. central bankers are part o

betty: thank you, bonnie.me to get you caught up on you will the market action around the world. i want to start in asia and look at the nikkei down 1%. the seventh day in a row lost for japanese shares as the yen continues to serve the hang seng up slightly. one big story out of the region is china in the services sector expanding from march a month earlier. bloom's china correspondent has the details from hong kong. >> another sign that china's economy is on a sure football at least for now. the services survey came in at 52.2 for march. that's up on last month's points of 51.2. and to early evidence that china's economy regained some momentum in march. official service and manufacturing pointed out to an uptick in sentiment but a word of caution. drill into the numbers and you find that a rebound in business activity has not been matched by an improvement in employment. the sector has been shedding jobs. it happened that services could absorb lead-offs in manufacturing. -- lay-offs in manufacturing. mark: c

bonnie is getting out of here. it curves all the way around the corner. to be monitoring all day. the election official here when we asked him how things were going, he said, quote, picture a one-legged man at a fanny kicking contest trying to hang wallpaper. >> what? now i'm trying to visualize that. you stopped me in my tracks. okay, i'll have to meditate on that. >> i think what he's saying is it's a difficult day so far. he's working on it. >> once you start to tell me to visualize something, sadly, my mind does that. thank you, tony. great report. color from wisconsin. >>> developing now, alabama lawmakers will publicly begin the impeachment against robert bentley. he's accused of having an affair with a former adviser. we'll have the very latest on the battle in alabama. opportunity to direct. thank you, we'll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... you're a young farmhand and e*trade is your cow. milk it. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. the

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mike and lew, and they would a four yeertd daughter bonnie an three month old baby named tara. they were taking their girls on their very first camping trip. i'll tell you a little bit more about the moores in a minute. on sunday morning, may 18th the sun rose at 5:36 into a completely cloudless sky. on a ridge just north of mount st. helens johnson took a distance, and bulge expanded and then it contracted a little bit. at 8:32 something in the mountain gave way. there was a couple of geologists who -- amazing coincidence about it but there was two who were fly, happened to be flying over the mountain at this exact moment and when they said they saw is that crack appear on the mountain. this line -- from east to west and the whole north side of the mountain just started cascading down. and out of where -- so this avalanche finally occurred but out of where avenue launch was came this gigantic cloud of sort of a gray and white cloud and this thing expanded just -- as possibly as you can imagine. they barely got away. that pilot put it into eyes and went off to south to be age t

bonnie: -- -- bonnie: the maker of the shrek movies paper reported billion dollars.se on april 26. dreamworks will now fall under comcast universal pictures. the cofounder will become chairman of their new media. the online travel booking has removedeline its ceo after he had an relationship with another employee. he was the ceo of priceline for two years. it was based by the former ceo and chairman. has canadian airplane maker gotten a marquee u.s. airline company. delta airlines has agreed to buy 75 of their planes. the deal would be valued at $5.6 billion. but, the negotiation go through discount. pierre is here at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. that is the latest business flash. matt: thank you. about $45 billion worth of deals have been done today. abbott labs agreed to by saint jude and a deal that values that company at $25 million. saint jude shareholders will get a portion of the cash in the share. see, it is trading at 77-72. as the cancer drug maker goes through $520 billion, they will pay 2 billion in cash. there may 3 .8 billion will go through stocks and inve

bonnie moran got the nasty anonymous note about her son, ryan. who is awe tis i can. >> to the parent after small child at this house, the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hand like a bird. i don't care if it is the way you have raised him or if he is retarded. but the screaming and caring on needs to stop. no one want to hear him acting like a wild animal. it is utterly nerve wracking not to mention it is scaring my normal children. >> always good when an upsetting angry neighbor story becomes a night neighbor story like this one did. so, this story, the letter put on both facebook, on philly mag. com where victor first reported this yesterday morning, then the compassionate nice neighbors flooded the family with offers of help, and so much support. even offering to have some other kids play dates with ryan. so, bonnie moran learned one thing, she might have one mean neighbor, but she has learned she has got hundreds of real nice neighbor

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let's check in with bonnie mcfarland to see what exciting stories we will be discussing. bonnie? tells its women to stop dating foreignerses. but how will earn -- will american businessmen get wives? and hillary clinton is thinking of picking a woman for vp. i told you. once one woman runs for president they will think they can all do it. and millennials are giving up booze and

natalie bonny told police she left her five-year-i'd and her one-year-old alone in their bedroom to go shopping. an hour later good samaritans spotted the five-year-old wandering around the parking lot of a walgreens and the one-year-old was discovered near a mcdonald's and toyota dealership. >> the five-year-old is able to unlock the doors from the inside. the one-year-old was in front of mcdonald's, which is basically 0 feet away from the house. still, there's a one-year-old out on a cold day. it's 40 degrees. >>g police say the five-year-old knew how to get back home nd took police there. they were ultimately able to track down the mother. she's being held on two counts of risk of injury to a mother, due back in court on friday. >>> nearly three years after a brutal beating death of a ansgender woman in harlem, a guilty plea from james dixon to manslaughter. he faces up to 12 years behind bars for repeatedly punching the 21-year-old after realizing she was transgender. the victim died from her injuries. >>> an early morning scare for dozens of passengers headed to la guardia. their

clyde weighs in at 159 pounds and bonnie's weight is 112.m, adoption hours today from noon until 7:00 and this weekend from noon until 6:00. >> 112 pounds? >> big dogs. >> a lot of love there. >> they are cute there. >> very cute. >>> you have to watch this terrifying ride. a poor 6-year-old boy in texas, he's on the coaster, his seat belt breaks. watch what happens. >> here we go. >> my seat belt. >> i gotcha. you're fine. i promise. okay? >> the terror in his eyes, little 6-year-old casen latham, has dad happened to be recording as they take off then his seat belt breaks. the little boy slips down to the bottom of the carriage, dad pulls him up, hangs on tight. >> i'm holding on. >> dad posted this video on facebook. he's upset because he says after the right the -- ride, the right attendant told dad he knew the seat belt breaks at times and kept letting people on the ride and usually don't let people sit in the back seat. >> that guy should have been fired. shut it down, man. >> yes. >> would you get on that? >> no. >> my son's seat belt

, so as a classical pentecostal, we believe in as i said we evolved out of the 1906 experience on bonnie ray street in los angeles. >> in los angeles. >> yes. >> so when someone comes to worship, what will they experience in a worship service? >> highly spirited service with praise. >> singing? >> singing. music. praise, worship, drums, hammond b3 oregon. tambourines and hand clapping and people just expressing their thanks and praises to god. >> are you leading the worship services as the pastor or is the spirit leading the worship service? how does that work? >> we believe the spirit leads, but there is a form and there is an order, but we feel that led by the holy spirit and we invite people to freely express how the spirit is leading them in worship. >> so there might be a time of testimony? >> yes. one of the things, however, that has shifted is that woe don't have the traditional testimony services that we used to have which a period of time was blocked out for people to talk about the experience they had and how god delivered them and helped them, how they were devinely healed. we

found wandering alone in the streets of connecticut is facing charges tonight. 33-year-old natalie bonny is charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor. her five-year-old was found last tuesday on post road. her sibling was found a quarter of a mile away. police say bonny told them she left the children home alone so she could go shopping. >>> drunken driving charges against model stephanie seymour could be dismissed. the judge allowed the former victoria's secret model to enter a program for six weeks. she'll also have to go to alcoholics anonymous and visit with victims of drunk driving accidents. after that her charges could be dropped. seymour was arrested on two separate incidents on the same day in connecticut in january. >>> those two amtrak workers who died in yesterday's derailment may be to blame for the crash. the two were killed when the train hit a back hoe on the tracks near philadelphia. a federal official says the on the wrong track. more than 30 other people were sent to the hospital, all with nonlife-threatening injuries. in one of the cars, a doctor got right

the normal children in the note said bonnie then posted the letter on social media, and received a lotsupport. >> it has never been -- i've been here what 50 years, so, you know, nothing, so it does -- it disturbs me really. >> bonnie says her hope is that people who hear her story will think before they speak or in this case think before they write notes and realize the impact it has on the person they are addressing. >> we'll figure out who that man was in a little bit. 6:41, uber is joining other technology and social media companies and saying how they share customer data with police. really? >> a report released yesterday shows that the company shared more than 13 million riders and drivers between july and december of last year. the information was requested from the us transportation officials. now, uber received 408 requests for rider accounts, and 205 for driver information. the company says they're not comfortable with the amount of information that they've been asked to give to officials. >> wow. all right. 6:41, soon, you may have to fight for the remote with your dog. deta

. >> our facebook fan of the our is bonnie taylor. >> thanks, bonnie. >> bonnie says nice things about us, and we appreciate that. that's all you have to do. go to our fox 5ny facebook page -- in text your girlfriend. i'm pretty sure she spent a lot of time on long island. >> okay. if you're told you have cancer, explore your treatment options with specialists who treat only cancer. every stage... every day.... at cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts he say's we should punish women who have abortions. there has to be some form of punishment. that mexicans who come to america are rapists. they're rapists. and that we should ban muslims from coming here at all. total and complete shut down. donald trump say's we can solve americas problems by turning against each other. it's wrong and it goes against everything new york and america stand for. with so much at stake, she's the one tough enough to stop trump. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling

>> well, bonnie, thank you for that question. let me just answer very simply, in doing that. [ applause ] and there are a loft reasons, but perhaps the simplest is, if donald trump is the nominee, hillary wins, hillary wins by double digits. i don't think there's anything we can do to change that. the stakes are so high. 65% to 70% of republicans recognize donald trump loses to hillary, that's why we're seeing republicans uniting behind our campaign, it's why out of the 17 republican candidates who started this race, five of them are supporting our campaign. we have been supported now by rick perry, by lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, by carly fiorina. all of us started out as opponents. he came together and united we have to win and if donald trump is the nominee he loses. if i'm the nominee, i beat hillary clinton. we're beating in key swing states, we're beating her with young people and we got to win. the road where on right now. >> of course we're here to talk about serious issues. but voters also like to get to know

this is bonnie, justin, and trisha.nie, because you remember the clinton visit in '99. what do you think about her then and what did you think about her now? >> she's a strong candidate for a woman. she's positive. she's strong. and i really -- i really like hillary. she -- i model my children to be able to see a president and his wife. i made sure they got to shake the president's hand when he came, to see that strength and such a strong figure. and i support hillary now. and i think i have always been a supporter. it takes a village to raise a child. my son is an example of that. >> so your son here, justin, you shook hillary's hand in '99 but you're a bernie supporter now. quickly tell us why. >> well, i feel that bernie brings a lot of the issues to light in the community that are important to me as a young individual in the united states. also i was never either a supporter nor against hillary. it's just now when i look at the issues and i see the person that's running, i would rather vote for bernie. >> all right.

big as her heart it is figuring out how the data analytics and it makes the difference can help us bonnie and patterns. it doesn't mean it's a rationale the case you cannot convict in a pattern but showing specific intent but as to where and how did what circumstances these situations occur the same thing with cancer research. i wish i was as brave as you were. stay with it. also solely in from humble state had the courage to ask questions to her dog dance he answers. [laughter] and had the courage to ask some tough questions and change the of conversation about what constitutes consent. to put up posters online campuses to begin a discussion. because ted years ago nobody would talk about this because you have to educate i need it took. most not bad guys for what constitutes consent. also university of california san diego in the ocean was behind them so i of standing in talking to the students and looking over my head then three people glide over in kites. only is san diego would that happen. keep talking. she is a and at&t literally on the frontlines of care. she sees the look of fear a

bonnie wore a but friend 2008. >> i was with her the night she won the pennsylvania primary. it was unbelievable. >> reporter: clinton's opponent, bernie sanders, is attracting new voters. a line snaked down the street to get into the rally at temple. >> he's the only candidate that's going to do something about climate change, which is our generation's biggest issue now. >> reporter: clinton greeted supporters who pushed their way to the rope line. she didn't answer our question -- how much time will you spend in pennsylvania? >> thrilled to take a fophoto. >> commonwealth of pennsylvania is a pivotal state and help make her the nominee for the democratic convention. >> reporter: tomorrow, sanders will address the same room. >> it's good for the excitement, puts pennsylvania in play. usually we're out of play by april. >> reporter: do you think he will be able to make inroads in pennsylvania. >> i'm sure. there's some supporting him. i think hillary wins. >> reporter: you know, some here may disagree with that. when it comes to challenges for hillary clinton, this is certain

bonnie moran says the note was about her three-year-old son ryan who has autism.ads in part the screaming needs to stop. no one wants to hear him act like a wild animal. it's utterly nerve wracking not to mention it's scaring my normal children. >> could have came and talked to us at any point if something was wrong about anything. >> moran posted the letter on facebook and has gotten back an outpouring of support. she wants to remind people not to judge because you don't know what someone else is going through. >> 4:39. new on "action news" military police arrest a man at an airport in netherlands as they flock a report of suspicious behavior. >> surveillance video shows the moment a high school roof collapses in mississippi and sends water pouring through the hallways. karen. >> storm tracker6 live double scan showing us we're dry because it's a good thing. man is it cold out there this morning. but things change this afternoon. details in the forecast coming up. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions fro

. >> the anonymous handwritten letter bonnie mor a. found last week in her mailbox was about her 3-year-old son who has autism. two of her three boys live with the disorder. the stay at home mom says she's read the hateful words over and over again and still doesn't understand why someone would be so mean. since posting the letter on facebook, she says she discovered a silver lining. >> the outpour of people loving my son and showing how much -- what a community is about, what neighborly is about. >> moran still doesn't know which neighbor wrote the letter but the widespread support her family has gotten helps keep her strong. >>> the pennsylvania house could vote as early as today on a bill to legalize medical marijuana. the bill would make the drug available to patients who suffer from illnesses like cancer and chronic pain. supporters hope the bill will be on governor tom wolf's desk by the end of the week. medical marijuana is already legal in delaware and the state of new jersey. >>> operation slowdown to save lives is in effect i

. >> reporter: so sisters erin collins and bonnie bush has been by his side since the day that changedheir lives. collins describes one doctor's reaction when he first saw stowe's condition. >> when he first looked at his cat scan, he thought he was looking at the cat scan of a dead person. when we heard that, we knew how bad it was, but to hear that was shocking and devastating. >> reporter: stowe was in a coma for nine months, endured seven surgeries and still needs constant care. but now he is ready to save lives again. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> bullies destroyed my life. bullies hurt my family. >> brian isn't the only one in this situation. it affects his family as well. he was 43 when he came home to live with our parents, so they were taking care of their 43-year-old son. >> we love you so much, brian. >> after waking up from a coma, i had to learn how to live again. i had to learn how to speak again. >> reporter: stowe wants these students to know it's up to everyone to put a stop to bullying. >> no one is born a bad person, even though they make poor decisions. these guys p

. >> bonnie moran has her hands full. the 32 year old has subpoena dif it a, two of her three sons are awe tis i can. she has lived in the same house in mayfair most of her life. and she thought she was on good terms with her neighbors, until she got an anonymous letter about her three year old autistic son, ryan. >> put the mail down, i open the letter, and i just stood there, just stunned. just utterly stunned by the third sentence. my stomach turned. i open my windows, for fresh air, not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hand like a bird. i don't care if it is the way you raised him or if he's retarded. >> she says that word let to a facebook post. and the response, has been overwhelming. >> and so we have bonnie and her son ryan with us here this morning, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning, ryan. >> good morning. >> mom? >> oh, cute. i have to say, i have the letter here in my hand, and it is shocking, to read. we got the chair for you. it is shock to go read that someone woul

bonnie has had difficult moments with her son in public setting but this situation was something entirelyifferent. >> i don't care if it's the way you raise your child or if he's retarded. that hurt. to single out child and call him names such horrible names. i can't even find the words 'cause there isn't any. >> she posted the letter on a neighborhood facebook page and she says she has received an outpouring of support and now has a number of play dates lined up for her son. >>> tonight philadelphia police are looking for the suspects who pulled off a strange theft. they stole the doors right off mausoleum at the laurel hill cemetery it happened early monday morning and right now the vault entrance is boarded up. police say those doors are valued at $25,000. >>> a once empty building at the willow grove naval air station is home to large scale military drone operation. highly trained military pilots sit in control room like this one flying drones that are in the air on the other side of the world. the pilots are flying both intelligence gathering and attack drones. >> it gives great capa

mike and lou and bonnie begin to make their way down. trees have fallen across the trail. not here yesterday. came around the corner fallen across the pathway and they realized they would have to get across to get back to the car. by this time it was getting late in the day. they knew they would never get to the car. they brought extra food and set themselves up and just got ready to make the best of it. they say they slept pretty well that night. so they started making their way across this gigantic forest of blown down trees. the helicopter saw what she was wearing. the last people that were rescued, but it could not land in the trees. there was no place for him to land. this lowered a paramedic. and the helicopter put on a single skid and lowered the family in. but the pilot was concerned about the helicopter getting overloaded. he says leave the backpack. she says there's a baby in it. the pilot says okay, keep the baby. he left one of his crewman behind. so at the beginning of my talk, of the 57 people killed, all the three of them were outside of the red and blue zon